Forts of early Missouri country near St Louis described
The article recalls stone and log forts along the Boone’s Lead and in St Charles built 1800s for protection, mail relay, and trading. It notes stockades, parallelogram layouts, and blockhouses, along with 25 listed forts including Bellefontaine, Portage des Sioux, and Chartes Fort, detailing origins, sieges, and eventual fates. It cites Beck’s Gazzetteer and local archives.
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United States
Louisiana Purchase
Diery
St. Charles
Bener
Latte
Beck
Wenmorees
Bellfontaine
Mincourt
Mississippi
LeSleur
Portage Des Sioux
Portage 10
St. Louis
Janes Calloway
Fort Belifortaine
Endtlere
St. Louie
Port LeSleur
Pontiac ‘Tecumseh
Indiang
Missouri
Dlnols
William G. Clark Thsing
Aire
Tafed
Adama
Thie
Chartes
Wit
Clay Street
Missouri River
Coontz Fort
Fort names and lineage in era landmarks cited
Log notes reference various forts tied to colonial descendants and historic figures. Mentions Fort Howall on Howell Prairie near Dardenne Creek, a Fort associated with Coontz lineage, and 1812 Daughters seeking preservation. Fragmented OCR yields unclear places and dates, but highlights fort locations and heritage efforts.
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Coontz
Wil Hulle
Howall
Francis Howell
Howell Prairie
Fanrtasche Road
Dardenne Creek
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